Suitcases and sunhats at the ready: holiday season is here! Everyone deserves some well-earned time off over the summer — but what does this mean for our projects? Whether or not you are planning your own getaway over the next couple of months, there is a good chance that many of your colleagues will be heading off for at least a week or two.
For World Youth Skills Day, we have 5 skills that Bill Ochs, Project Manager for the James Webb Space Telescope at NASA, says you need in order to have a successful project: 1.
New technologies, and particularly Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are transforming all areas of project delivery in the engineering and construction sectors.
In their white paper titled "The importance of collaboration between the project team, end-users, and stakeholders in managing complex decisions and risks in project environments," Dr.
Now having had the chance to reflect on this year’s APM conference, the event pitch seems more than an apt trailblazer! Listening, and contributing, to the wide range of conversations on the value (and necessity) of change, and how to make this happen, left me feeling inspired by what’s possible but also reassured that everyone is grappling with the challenges in getting change right.
The opening of the temporary Serpentine Pavilion every summer in London’s Kensington Gardens is a much-anticipated event in the capital’s art scene.
When you hear the words ‘project planning’, what do you think about? In my experience, most people immediately think of the age-old Gantt chart.
Managers love to throw around terms like “customer-centric” and “digital transformation.
It’s striking how much can change in the course of a successful project.
As the popularity of APM’s chartered standard shows, project management is slowly starting to be held in the same regard as professions such as engineering, accounting and insurance.